As wedding season approaches, every woman's biggest concern is what to wear and how to style it. The lehenga may be the most classic wedding outfit, but the real fashion game lies in carrying it in a different and trendy look every time.

If you're going to wear a lehenga this season, pay attention not just to the color or design, but also to the styling. Here are 5 simple yet effective tips that will give your lehenga a glamorous and modern touch.

Change your entire look with dupatta draping.
Draping the dupatta in different ways can create a new look every time. You can drape the dupatta straight for a traditional look, or add a modern touch with a cape style or a side pallu drape. Recently, many celebrities have adopted the belted dupatta look, which makes the lehenga more graceful. If you're wearing a light or net dupatta, pin it at the shoulder and leave it open. This look looks very elegant.

Experiment with blouse designs

These days, every bride or guest loves to experiment with their blouses. Off-shoulder, backless, halter neck, or full sleeves, each style has its own charm. If you want a trendy look, choose a blouse with sequin work or mirror work. For a traditional look, a Banarasi or hand-embroidered blouse would be perfect.

Keep your hair and makeup consistent with your outfit
Many times, people choose a great outfit but make mistakes in their hairstyle and makeup. If your lehenga is very heavy, opt for soft glow makeup and a low bun or wavy hair to maintain balance. Smoky eyes or bright lips look very attractive with a simple lehenga.

Make sure you maintain balance in accessories.
Jewelry plays a vital role in enhancing the beauty of a lehenga, but avoid overdoing it. If your lehenga is heavily embroidered, wear light jewelry, such as small earrings and a beautiful maangtika or statement necklace. If the lehenga is simple, a Kundan or Polki jewelry set will give you a royal touch. A beautiful clutch and stylish juttis or heels complete the look.

Right Footwear and Attitude Are Essential
Choosing the right footwear is not just about style, but also about comfort. A wedding or function may require standing or dancing for hours, so wear heels that are durable and comfortable. Block heels or juttis are in fashion now and look great with traditional outfits.

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